The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-18
y0C4L AND PERSONAL.


vy.9nssday next.
1-on ore is mined in twenty six of the
..---saysn counties of this State.
q. ,bs late election the city of Altoona
,.s5 bsr whole Democratic ticket.
II storey Esq, Republican. was re-
-, burgess Of Johnstown on Tuesday.
NJ Daniel McGough. Mercantile Ap-
C, was interviewing the business men
s5tsfs rlace on Wednesday.
1-rr NJ ConneU Of HolIidavsburp, who
----..sots New York firm dealers in hats
.-,csps. spent = few hours In town on
Wednesday.
married man named Havs, of Bell
- blair county, eloped last week with
r,rng Girl named Jane Thompson, of
the same place.
& Cornelius, a BRAKEMAN on the
p-.bgrgh division. fell from his train in
lr,oona On Saturday night and sprained
his left ankle very severely
On Tuesday last Mrs. David Shenkle,
o,Csmsria township, fen on the ice and dis
I,s,ta5 her left arm at the wrist. Dr.
r,svison set the Injured member.
-8r. J. Goulden. of'the Pittsburg E1,er-
,r. rf-fiaator. was visitor to our office tc-
ssv Thursday but cut his stay short in
order to catch the train for Altoona. Call
again and stay longer.
"A vein ~ IRE Gay fifteen feet thick has
haar discovered on the farm on James
Day5rz. near CuOk's Mills. In Bedford
,,rrty Coal and iron ore have also been
fo1rd on thr same tract.
Miss Helena Luckhardt. sister of
Trris Luckhardt, the we'll Known jegeler,
,vo1ng lady NJ more than ordinary musical
silent died At the residence OF her brother
IN T0hnstown on Thursday night.
-Judpe Wilson. of Clarion county, per
rittst the Grand jury to decide how many.
u snv licenses should be granted. and the
lurv said none but that did not appear to
be the correct answer ss re granted "a out
fthe IS applications.
For the best -four in the market, 90 to
.hs Sugar Bowl.
"A Western widow has Just brought suit
for damages against her favorite newspaper
because it spoke Of her deceased husband as
one Of the disadvantages newspapers have
10 always telling the truth
"A pension and back pay amounting to
1900 we're recently granted to a soldiers
widow in ClearfieId county, and when the
money was handed TO her she suddenly fell
over dead 1t is thought her death was
caused By excess OF Joy.
4
get Phosphate the coming spring, now is the
time for you to give your orders for the best
Phosphate In the market. am prepared tc
furnish it in any grade for s25 to $40 ton.
G. HUNTLEY.
The 2ud week Of March court cot
cred Juror from Il g End ward o. Johns
town Is drawn 70 serve. His name Is lie wis
Jones aud he is celebrated for being able te
bold three ordinary hen's-eVgs in his mouth
at once without breaking either the eggs
or biz jaw.
"A raft Of square timber, the first of the
SEASON, arrived at Lock Haven Sunday
afternoon and was safely landed at tbs
Lockport shore. The raft is of pine, owned
By Aaron Patehin, OF PatchinvIre, forty
niles above CIeaThelu, wuere IL was put IN
and RATED.
Jail warded Peach on Tuesday last wal
Standing in his stable in the rear Of a euIt
sdmiring bis fine points. The colt suddenly
kicked, striking Mr. Peach on the right srH
snd slightly fracturing one of the bones Oh
the fore arm. Although very painful it vii
not prove serious.
For choice cigars and good tobacco. u
20 the Sugar Bowl.
1t is said that Clearield county /:
flooded with silver certificates raised from
SO 20 ESQ. The modus UpeIaDdi is to en-
the figure from an internal revenue stamI
used on cigar boxes, paste it over the figure
on a ten dollar silver certificate and the ief
is complete. and you have a fifty dollar note
The recent election establishes the fac
that there is but little change in the opin
ions Of the. voters Of Ebensburg. Some ar,
disapp ointed In the result, but II they bu1
their dry goods, dress goods, boots sRd shoe
groceries and provisions at John Owen
store, on High street, they will feel Just a
good as II their candidates had been elected
On Tuesday evening next the EbensburI
Brass Band will give an entertainment q
the Opera heuse in this place, which WIZ
consist Of vocal and instrumental music. fhi
band will be assisted by the ehoirs of tn
Catholic, Congregational and PrasbyteriaI
Churches Of this place. Let everybofv attent
and give the band boys lift. Tickets % cts
Reserved seats IS cts.
On Thursday last James Glasgow, o
Gaysport, received a letter from bis son Ed
Glasgow, who has been absent from hom
for long time. The letter was mailed a
glasgow, Scotland, and dated January %
1881. IL states that the steamship Natrona
which was bound from Baltimore to Ans
'srdam, sunk In mid-ocean and that be an
nlne others, who took a life-boat, Wer
picked up by a ship of the Allen line an
Isnded In Glasgow.
The largo barn on the farm Of II. [
Allison, situated one mile west of Knecht'
Touring mill In Nittany Valley. ClIntO
county, was burned shortly before DAY ligb
% Monday morning .witH all its contents
excepting the live stock, which was a
safely removed. The fire originated, "
IeaTn, by the explosion Of a coal oil lam
10 lantern. The loss is about &, 900 o
which there Is an insurance of 5,25O.
The dead body OF woman apparentl
4oout nifty years OF age, was found by
couple OF BOYS in the woods near Geistowr
VI wednesday. The corpse was partl
covered by an old shawl and the indication
were that 1t had been there for Sc veral days
Ine coroner held an inquest but at this tim
7e nave not learned the result OF the finC
IuR OF the jury. There were however n
uiAsAs OF violence on the body and the clOtl
lha vas not dlsaranged.
IL would not be known that some di
Vlcts we're repreaantad In Conoraes at n